2014 Capital Improvement Budget Anchorage Fire Department
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1 Capital Improvement Budget (in thousands) Projects Bonds State Federal Other Fire Ambulance Replacement Fire Ladder Truck Replacement 1, ,150 Fire Water Tender Replacement , ,470 AFD - 1
2 - Capital Improvement Program (in thousands) Projects Year Bonds State Federal Other Emergency Medical Services Fire Ambulance Replacement , ,900 Anchorage Fire Fire Engine Replacement 2, ,400 Fire Hurst Extrication Equipment Fire Ladder Truck Replacement 1, ,150 Fire Training Center Equipment , ,125 Fire Training Center Equipment - Vehicle Fire Prop Fire Water Tender Replacement New Fire Station in Eagle River valley - 8, ,000 New Fire Station in the Abbott Loop Area - 8, ,000 New Fire Station on the UAA campus - 6, ,600 8,250 23, ,160 AFD - 2
3 Fire Ambulance Replacement AFD07008 Replacement April 2013 Assembly: Areawide, House: District 50-Anchorage Areawide, Community: Areawide December 2013 Programmed replacement of Areawide EMS MICU ambulances to provide basic and advanced life support services and transport patients throughout the Municipality of Anchorage. Replace MICU ambulances in accordance with the departments vehicle replacement plan. Ambulances are heavily used and incur high levels of mileage. Ambulances are replaced approximately every 7 years. Bond Proceeds ,900 Project : ,900 AFD - 3
4 Fire Engine Replacement AFD07011 Replacement May 2013 Assembly: Areawide, House: District 50-Anchorage Areawide, Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area July This project is to replace a Fire Engine in accordance with AFD's apparatus replacement schedule. The Engine Company is the most common apparatus in the fleet and carries a pump, water tank, and fire hose. It responds to all types of emergencies including fires and medical emergencies. Engine Companies typically have a lifespan of 15 years or 150,000 miles. The Municipality is requesting funding to replace three Engine Companies in, to include all tools, equipment and fire hose needed to supply the apparatus. Bond Proceeds - 2, ,400 Project : - 2, ,400 AFD - 4
5 Fire Hurst Extrication Equipment AFD10997 Replacement May 2013 Community: Anchorage Fire Service Area December 2013 This project would purchase three edraulic extrication tools to outfit the remaining Ladder Truck companies in AFD with this rescue tool. This tool is battery powered, increasing its portability and convenience of use. The tool is similar to the Jaws Of Life and would assist in the rapid extrication of victims entrapped in vehicles or collapsed buildings/structures, including fire fighters. The AFD has purchased three of these tools in the past two years and has found them to be very reliable and efficient. State Grant Revenue - Direct Project : AFD - 5
6 Fire Ladder Truck Replacement AFD07018 Replacement April July Replace front line ladder truck in accordance with the apparatus replacement schedule. Bond Proceeds 1, ,150 Project : 1, ,150 AFD - 6
7 Fire Training Center Equipment AFD New April 2013 House: District 50-Anchorage Areawide, Community: Areawide December ~The training gurney was pressed into service on an ambulance and never replaced. Training on the gurneys now requires putting a MICU on delay or out of service. ~Infants and pediatric patients present our emergency medical staff with challenging issues. This baby manikin will increase the scenario based training for infant and pediatric training thereby improving the care we provide to these patients. This will have a positive effect on patient outcomes. State Grant Revenue - Direct ,125 Project : ,125 AFD - 7
8 Fire Training Center Equipment - Vehicle Fire Prop AFD New April 2013 House: District 50-Anchorage Areawide, Community: Areawide December Vehicle fires are one of the leading types of fires to which AFD responds. A vehicle fire prop will improve our ability to train on suppression tactics which will improve firefighter safety on these types of fires. State Grant Revenue - Direct Project : AFD - 8
9 Fire Water Tender Replacement AFD07023 Replacement May Assembly: Areawide, House: District 50-Anchorage Areawide, Community: Areawide December This project is to replace one apparatus in the aging water tender fleet. Water tenders are used to shuttle water areas without fire hydrants. They tend to have low mileage and are over 20 years old. AFD has a water tender replacement schedule that follows national standards for replacement of front line fire apparatus. Bond Proceeds Project : AFD - 9
10 New Fire Station in Eagle River valley AFD New August 2013 This is a new fire station in Eagle River valley, approximately 5 miles up Eagle River Rd. One of the two existing fire companies at the Eagle River fire station would be redeployed at this location. This is a strategic location that will improve our response times to this area. State Grant Pass - Thru ,000-8,000 Project : ,000-8,000 AFD - 10
11 New Fire Station in the Abbott Loop Area AFD New August 2013 This is a new fire station in the Abbott Loop area of Anchorage; in the general location of Lake Otis and 72nd Ave. One of the two existing fire companies at the Dimond Blvd fire station would be redeployed at this location. This is a strategic location that will improve our response times to this area. State Grant Pass - Thru , ,000 Project : , ,000 AFD - 11
12 New Fire Station on the UAA campus AFD New August 2013 In partnership with the University of Alaska-Anchorage, this new fire station would be located on the UAA campus, near the intersection of Northern Lights and Bragaw. The existing Ladder Truck (Truck 3) at the Airport Heights fire station would be redployed at this location, where it would better serve the community. Truck 3's service area is bounded by Muldoon Rd to the east, Tudor Rd to the south, Lake Otis to the west, and the Glenn Highway to the north. The existing Fire Station 3 was opened in the 1950's and and is not strategically located to most efficiently serve the area. Truck 3's existing location at Airport Heights is too far to the north and west and overlaps with the service area of the downtown Ladder Truck. State Grant Pass - Thru - 6, ,600 Project : - 6, ,600 AFD - 12
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